Greenwald asks if MSNBC's Joy Reid to blame for radicalizing would-be Kavanaugh murderer
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Journalist Glenn Greenwald wondered whether liberal news hosts like MSNBC's Joy Reid share some blame for radicalizing Justice Kavanaugh's would-be murderer.
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Greenwald composed a lengthy Twitter thread on Wednesday arguing that it’s entirely possible that a man who "made threats" against Kavanaugh, and who was charged with attempted murder of the justice, may have been radicalized by Joy Reid’s content.
Greenwald began his thread, stating that the suspect "was angry about the Court's leaked ruling in Roe and the lack of gun control, and reportedly sought to kill Justice Kavanaugh in response. It's vital that we know which cable hosts he likes and which magazines he reads so we know who radicalized him and is to blame for this."
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